No parking looks like for density, and starting over 400k, not affordable for life time kids in town starting out there work life at entrance wages.Worse than west side development, traffic, parking, what ever, as long as tax dollars come in, all good. No consideration for adjoining properties.
I have to admit this is disappointing, as our taxes keep going up each year. Perhaps the town pays its employees MORE than a competitive wage. From what I've seen on the job postings, wages are above competitive compensation.
Crystal Ridge Dr. could use some maintenance too before the Soapbox derby. As can most streets in town, but the money all goes to the new shiny developments. roundabouts and signs for roundabouts.
Oh I thought it was Ottawa that finally got the door to China re-opened. Does Smith know that RJ is making use of an Ottawa effort to build the new Canada?
Agreed disappointing, but I would argue that the wages are norm or a bit below norm, which could be the problem. They do seem to be constantly hiring the type of people to handle these positions.Without any idea of which positions they're having troubles with for these events, it's a hard guess, but perhaps these would be positions that could be re-evaluated for summer youth placements.
Agreed disappointing, but I would argue that the wages are norm or a bit below norm, which could be the problem. They do seem to be constantly hiring the type of people to handle these positions.Without any idea of which positions they're having troubles with for these events, it's a hard guess, but perhaps these would be positions that could be re-evaluated for summer youth placements.
This is too bad.I am sure commercial events on Eliabeth Street that draw customers for the bars will go ahead. Elizabet is closed at least 4 or 5 times a year. Okotoks need some sort of charge for these events to pay for the other events they are canceling. Other jusrisdictions have levies that help fund these commercial activitity events.